Fencing in Montenegro
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About: fencing
Fencing covers wire mesh and welded panel fences, metal and timber fences, stone or concrete walls, plus driveway gates, sliding gates and garden gates. Plots and holiday houses usually get a quick panel or mesh fence, while town houses tend to have metal or a low wall with railings. Before anything, be sure where your boundary is: disputes with neighbours over property lines are common.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know exactly where my boundary is?
The safest option is to have a licensed surveyor (geometar) mark the boundary points first. Fencing crews usually follow existing markers and don’t take responsibility for the line.
Do I need a permit for a fence?
It depends on height, material, location and local rules, especially along a public road. Check with your municipality before work starts.
What affects the price?
Length and height, fence type, terrain (slope, rock), concrete footings and the number of gates. On rocky ground, digging post holes can be the biggest part of the job.
Can I get an automatic gate?
Yes, many installers fit motorised sliding or swing gates with a remote. You need power at the gate, so plan the cable early.
Can the work be done while I’m abroad?
Often yes, if the boundary is clear and you agree on the design and photo updates in advance. Have someone local available in case of questions on site.